welcome to setting vessel Seeker we are trying out the Masterbuilt propane tabletop grill ah
lovely this is a Master Built propane tabletop Grille and it's going on my boat and the reason
I picked it out is because it's stainless steel and it doesn't cost a fortune so here's what comes
in the box and uh you don't need that you're a man right so you just got to put a starter on a
striker Handler and a propane regulator goes on over there a little bag of parts let's get to it
all right I'm betting those go behind the handle and those are the screws to hold the handle on
okay four screws for the starter two for the propane thing washers for everybody looks
like we got a spare maybe a flinger insert into the tube and attach with the screws
nice so the housing is already threaded there's no nut on there yeah just plug it into the igniter
nice firm push and screw it onto the wall here
yeah there's a little spark right there make sure that's not touching it's going to have a
gap in there of course I like this because all the juices are going to go down through those holes
there and then to a drip pan there's a little latch you pull back and you just pull the drip
pan out down there and that should keep my deck fairly clean here's a heat shield to distribute
the Heat have all the good Smoky stuff on and then my grate was a little bit bent so you might have
to unbend yours to get it back in a tight fit underneath these hinges for the warming rack
now the warming rack is going to be nice too you might have to lift up in the back there because
it's got to go over a hinge once it's there push it on home and that's actually kind of
nice so when you're carrying this you can close it down latch it pick it up and it won't fall
around and it's got legs here you just flip them out before you put it down you're good to go now
I'm going to put a heat shield underneath mine because I don't want to burn anything off my deck
that's it oh let's do the gas oh this must have been the lock washers they meant to go for those
screws back there you don't need them and I had to open the manual and see what the heck this
was you won't believe it okay and so you can put a match in the one end of it strike it and
stick it through the hole in case your igniter is not working where's the fun in that just let the
gas fumes build up and toss matches in until it goes that's how you light a stove now they
need for you to screw on those little bottles of propane onto here but now those things don't
hold that much I want to connect mine to a big tank but you can do that and you can also buy
a hose that'll allow you to refill these little bottles from your larger tank so I'll put links
in the video description where you can get those hoses they're on Amazon too and go with what works
best for you the supplier would protect my deck carry handles really nice and sore of the leg
give it a little more room up off the deck now I'm going to use propane and these hoses are
available in various lengths one side connects to your propane tank the other goes right to
that stove it acts just like it's a little bottle and if you're keeping your propane in a confined
space I recommend removing the hose from at all times because there's another valve inside here
so you can turn this tank on no gas comes out unless you were to have a hose connected and
then it would pressurize the hose so disconnect the hose when you're done turn the valve off and
you've got redundancy on keeping it from leaking and this is reverse thread so you got to tell your
brain do it backwards take it off you want to take it off and it goes on there we go okay now
if you're really paranoid you turn this on you pressure test that with soap we water ah nothing
paranoid you see I got that oh nothing's coming out because this has a safety valve
in the end of that too see a little stem will activate that valve gas will be on low and nice
oh I heard it like and Just for kicks let's see that flame push that in turn it on low down low
here we go got some flames shield in without burning myself maybe
there we go yeah the manufacturer didn't recommend doing that while it's on
and let it heat up on high you got a thermometer on this and there's no chimney instead it's
simply open all along the back side here and that brings the hot air right across that warming tray
be sure and throw your leftover Parts away before your wife or girlfriend sees
what you did less than 15 minutes at 450 degrees on high and we're ready to cook
oh yeah even I can cook
mom never would have believed this turn that down the medium check them in five minutes
ah it went out I'll turn it back up to high re-light it a little windy up here on the deck so
m-a-b-y yeah they're cooking though just slow I probably want to put it back over there on the
deck so the wind always comes in it from the front not the side oh yeah now we're cooking with gas
did I turn that down and we'll try halfway between medium and high or a little over 400 degrees
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this is great for you guys that are busy working on a boat and sailing don't have
time to cook or like me really don't know how to cook get the Frozen patties the good
ones from the store throw them on the grill 15 minutes later eat like a king
okay let's look at cleanup hell
thank you yeah that looks like a used Grill I can imagine that's going to get a lot worse than that
but I don't see any drips underneath there this uh burn Rim is from another Grill just pull the
drip tray out it's got ever so a little bit of oil down there I think I'm just ignoring
let's line up I like that you can close it up and carry it
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next time I turn it off out here and let it burn off that gas in the grill maybe next time I'll
be up for a pork roast yeah that'd be nice so from SV Seeker y'all have a great day eat well
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